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French police arrest two individuals after a fan-fight at a soccer game between France and Israel.
A California man convicted of a hate crime in the killing of a gay University of Pennsylvania student is expected to be sentenced to life in prison.
Activists and world leaders discuss how wars complicate climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts at the UN climate talks in Baku. Wars distract from addressing the climate crisis, waste resources, and cast doubt on global cooperation. The destruction caused by conflicts exacerbates poverty, food and energy security, and access to water and resources. Activists call for an end to wars and a shift of military spending to climate action.
Sen. Marco Rubio, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for America's top diplomat, is set to bring his deep hatred of communism and his knowledge of Latin America to reshape U.S. policy in the region.
Heavy strikes hit south Beirut after Israel evacuation call
Leaders from 21 APEC members, including outgoing US President Joe Biden, are meeting in Peru for the annual summit to discuss inclusive growth, climate issues, and global infrastructure.
Israeli airstrike hits building in central Beirut as intensified raids continue. US submits draft truce proposal amid diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. Senior diplomat hopeful for ceasefire but believes more time is needed. Iranian official meets with Lebanese political figures. Over 1 million people have fled their homes in Lebanon due to the conflict.
The Israel Police and Shin Bet are appealing the release of Eli Feldstein, the alleged PMO leaker, to house arrest.
The appointment of Mike Huckabee as the new US ambassador to Israel has raised questions about whether the Trump administration will support Israeli annexation of the West Bank.
Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur discusses the declining rate of reserve soldiers showing up for duty and the low turnout of Haredi men being drafted into the military in this week's episode of What Matters Now.
San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish Museum is taking a 'sabbatical' by closing its galleries for at least a year due to financial difficulties caused by the pandemic. The museum will focus on restructuring its finances and programming during this time. Layoffs will affect two-thirds of the museum's employees.
UAE airlines FlyDubai and Etihad continue to operate flights to Israel, maintaining a bridge for Israelis to the outside world amid the ongoing war. The flights highlight the growing ties between the UAE and Israel and could be further strengthened under the incoming US President Donald Trump.
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